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Human Rights Council: Upholding the right to freedom of religion or belief Protecting the safety and security of minorities
A pall of ashes covers Ukraine: Christians join prayer for peace Online ecumenical service on Ash Wednesday features testimonies from Ukrainian towns and cities under attack
Ukraine: Christian World Communions condemn assault, call for peace, invite to prayer “Peace must prevail,” say four global Christian communions who will host online prayer service on Ash Wednesday
A World of Neighbours offers vision of welcoming society Church of Sweden hosts interreligious summit showcasing work to support migrants and create inclusive societies
Preparing next phase of Jewish-Christian encounter LWF taskforce steps up work on study document to equip churches for renewal of Jewish-Lutheran relations
Welcoming the stranger through faith and community Connecting grass-root faith actors to a global refugee response
Recognizing faith-based perspectives in protecting displaced persons Understanding the unique role and contribution of faith actors
